[Showbiz] Handsome! Need Rehabilitation?

My completed story, "Driven to Better Things by the Chubby Orange Cat I Adopted," is in my portfolio. A healing story about pets and BTS comforting each other. One ongoing story and two upcoming ones: "[Entertainment Industry] My Dog Keeps Bringing Idols Home" and "[Entertainment Industry] I Made It Big in South Korea with Feng Shui and Fortune-Telling." There's a list of similar stories at the bottom. Feel free to check them out and add them to your collection! Also known as "How Did Gu Qi Become the Entertainment Industry's Social Butterfly with a Broken System?" Not an eight-member group. Purely a support role, with multiple identities. When Gu Qi first met his task targets, BTS, at his aunt's house, he dashed over to their table and pulled out his business card. Gu Qi: "Hey, handsome guys, you've got plenty of injuries and aches, right? Need rehab? It's free! No, I'll pay you! I'm good-looking and I can write songs, too!" BTS: "This guy's pretty handsome, but he doesn't seem very bright..." Just six months after graduating, Gu Qi worked as a physical therapist in the rehabilitation department of a top-tier hospital. He never had to work night shifts and kept a regular schedule. In the evenings, he'd take off his white coat and sometimes sing at his own bar. But his peaceful life suddenly ended one day when a busted health System landed on him. It threatened his life and forced him to go to Korea to ensure the health of a group that hadn't even debuted yet? With no other choice, he packed his bags and went to Korea for graduate school, while also working on his targets. Updates every other day, 3,000 characters per update, at 9:00 p.m. "[Entertainment Industry] My Dog Keeps Bringing Idols Home" Also known as "The Dog Got Fat, Time to Butcher It." The owner pursues his career, while the dog pursues idols. The male lead is provisionally set to debut in a limited group created by a music program, then go solo. Synopsis: When Lian Cheng opened his eyes, he'd gone from being a guqin performer to an underage "orphan" in a neighboring country, with only a chaotic husky for company. By chance, he was signed as a trainee by an unknown small company. His uproarious life in a foreign land was about to begin. But can someone tell him what kind of radar this dog has? Every time it escapes, it comes back carrying an idol... Lian Cheng the trainee's daily face-slapping: Haters: This guy used to wear a ** school uniform and pretend to be a top student, but people from the school said he didn't even exist there. Then he gave up during a livestream and admitted he was only average in class. Hilarious. Lian Cheng's classmate: Lian Cheng goes to our Seoul high school. Everyone knows the first class in each grade is the best, so you can draw your own conclusions. Haters: He got an A in the first evaluation without even dancing. He's only decent at singing. Definitely a company favorite. 1M Studio: Someone's questioning our Lian Cheng's dancing skills? Look up CC from three years ago. That should settle it. Haters: This guy's ridiculous. He even says he can play the Chinese guqin, kkkk. We can't tell if he's any good anyway, so he can claim whatever he wants. Guqin principal player, China National Traditional Orchestra: This young man is very good. We'd be delighted to welcome you to study in China if you get the chance. Haters: Damn it! Whoever wants to be a hater can have the job! New dog owner's Lian Cheng's daily routine: go to school, practice guqin, crush the husky's head. After becoming a trainee, Lian Cheng's daily routine: go to school, train, crush the husky's head. After debuting, Lian Cheng's daily routine: make money, slap haters in the face, crush the husky's head. P.S. A heartwarming pet story full of uproarious chaos. The owner pursues his career, while the dog pursues idols. Upcoming story, please add it to your collection: "[Entertainment Industry] I Made It Big in South Korea with Feng Shui and Fortune-Telling" Exorcisms, fortune-telling, and matchmaking. No results, no charge. A ridiculous, satisfying story about a small-time idol who takes South Korea's entertainment industry by storm with metaphysics. Synopsis: Lin Zheng had just turned eighteen when his master kicked him down the mountain because he still had unfinished business in the mortal world. All he had was a plane ticket to Korea, an address, and the ability to exorcise ghosts and tell fortunes. To afford food, the broke young man was tricked into signing a trainee contract. From then on, he endured grueling singing and dancing lessons every day, waking up each morning wishing training would end so he could go home early. He was supposed to be in the entertainment industry, but things kept getting stranger. When you searched other people's names, the related terms were things like "stunning beauty," "amazing singer and dancer," and "the greatest main vocalist of all time." But for Lin Zheng, the related terms were "metaphysics master," "matchmaking," and "Is Lin Zheng's fortune-telling really accurate?" Lin Zheng's daily life: Company CEO: "Lin Zheng, could you check the fortunes of our newly debuted boy group?" Senior idol: "Lin Zheng, I think something's been sitting on my chest in my sleep lately. Could you take a look?" Famous MC: "Lin Zheng, we're choosing a site for our new house. Could you check the feng shui?" Fan: "Little Kite! Look at my face. When will I find love?" Lin Zheng: "Don't rush. Take it one step at a time..." Synopsis of "[Entertainment Industry] Driven to Better Things by the Chubby Orange Cat I Adopted": The night before, Min had worked through the night at the studio and only returned to the dorm at five in the morning. As he slept, a familiar feeling of suffocation woke him... His swollen, squinty eyes cracked open, and he almost went blind from the vivid orange right in front of him. An orange cat with white paws and not a single other white hair was sleeping on the pillow with its butt in his face... Min the Cat: "Bleep..." He casually lifted a hand and flipped the big orange cat onto the floor. Big Orange: "Huh??? You think you're hot stuff, you pretty boy? It's your honor to be graced by me, and you dare throw me! Bleep..." Without even glancing at the big orange cat on the floor, spewing curses, he shouted, "Hey! Which little brat let this pig into my room again? Bleep..." In the living room, the 95z watched TV while slurping ramen and eating kimchi, pretending not to hear the human and cat arguing in the bedroom. Jungkook: "What number time is this for the month?" Taehyung: "Seventh, I think..." "[Entertainment Industry] Love Across Time" by Bu Gan Guang Jie: Big shots meet across time. "[Entertainment Industry] Handsome, Need Rehabilitation?" by Xian Tou Ta Niang: A guide to becoming BTS's personal physical therapist. "[Entertainment Industry] The Idol I Stanned Flopped Again" by Xu Lu Xian: So I debuted myself. I'm my own biggest fan. "[Entertainment Industry] Bankrupting the Friend Group" by Xia Xia Ai Chi Tang: Who's your number one, your very best? "Please Take Your Places, Female Lead (Korean Drama Crossover)" by Xiao Xiao Xiao Xi Gua: The law of true love never fails. Better late than never! "Loaded into an Idol-Raising Game [Entertainment Industry]" by Tang Xin Dan: I accidentally got loaded into an idol-raising game. Theme: Promoting health and wellness